Women's initial preferences for self-sampling tests at home for cervical cancer screening in the UK: A mixed-methods analysis of demographic and behavioural factors

Home seems a suitable setting for self-sampling, and it could alleviate many barriers faced to health professional-collected samples. Yet introducing test options did not allow all individuals a compelling basis for preference. Specific behaviour change techniques for identified barriers are proposed for this group. Ultimately, if choice is offered, future screening guidelines should consider how to address individuals with no test preference.